# Bor**der En vir** **onmen t**  **Cooper at**  **ion Commission** 

**Las Cruces , NM,**  **September 2011.**  

# Good Neighbor Boar**d**

**Maria Elena Giner Gener** **al Manager** 

## Mitig**at ion**  **Po licies Selected fr** **om the fir st phase**  **State Climate Action Plans in Baja Calif** **ornia -**  **Coahuila and Sonor a**  **Renewable Energy** 

**, Ener** **gy Ef** **ficiency**

**, and**  **Tr ansporta**  **tion Pr** **oject Opportunities**  **in the**  **US -**  **Me xico**  **Bor der**  **Region**

# BE **CC fir st steps** 

**Clima te** **Change initia tive**  **in the bor der**  **region ¿Wha**  **t has BE**  **CC accomplished with the**  **Regional Clima te Change Initia**  **tiv es ?** 

• **Inventories :**  Promote, de velop and c onclude the “G re en House Gas Climate Change In ventories” fo r the six Me xican bor der states . • **Homogenization :**  A uniform methodology was used fo r both sides of the bor der and t he Me xican state inventories were validated by fe deral Me xican environmental agencies such as the Instituto Nacional de Ecologia (INE) .
• **Local Capacity**  **Building :**  A series of workshops fo r the de velopment of the s tate Climate Action Plans were held fo r the six Me xican states via three separate simultaneous workshops in eight bor der cities with appr ox imately 300 participants .

# BE **CC fir st steps** 

**“G re**  **en House Gas Climat e Change In**  **ventories” Relevant Me** **xican Gr een House Gas Da**  **ta**

• The 6 M ex ican border states emitted **in 2005**  **a total**  **of 141**  **. 3**  **MTMCO** 

### 2 **e** (i . e . 21 . 7 % of the national emissions, with only 17 . 6 % of the total population ) .

• The gross GHG e missions projected for **2025 are**  **225 .**  **7 MTMCO**  **2 e**  (i . e . 31 % of the national GHG emissions with only 19 . 4 % of the nation’ s population) .

# BE **CC fir st steps** 

**“G re**  **en House Gas Climat e Change In**  **ventories” Relevant US border states Green House Gas Data** 

• The 4 USA border states emitted **is estimated**  **a total**  **of 1**  **, 383**  **MTMCO** 

### 2 **e**

• The approximate emissions percentage by state : CA 34 % ; AZ 8 . 4 % ; NM 6 . 5 % ; TX 50 . 5 % .

## State Climate Action **Plans Baja Calif** **ornia -**  **Coahuila and Sonor a:**  **MITIGA TION**  **SELE CTED PUBLIC POLICIE**  **S BE**  **CC Support fo**  **r the 1st Phase**  **of the Baja**  **Calif ornia,**  **Coahuila and**  **Sonor a**  **State Climate**  **Action Plans**

**MITIGA TION**  **SELECTED PUBLIC POLICIES** 1. EP A Bor der 2012 Funds administered by BECC were used to hire in 2010 The Center for Climate Strategies (CCS) to support the 1 st Phase of the State Climate Action Plans related to mitigation . 2. The 1 st Phase has consisted of selecting public policies with the participation of academic institutions, orga niz ations and local ex perts on climate change . 3. A total of 134 mitigation policies were identified in the three states .



### Po**lic y Se**  **ct or**  **BC SON**  **COAH TOTA** **L Po** **lic ie**  **s** En ergy ge ne ration 2 10 11 24 Resi de nti al, c om mercial and industrial 7 8 10 25 Transport and urban devel opm ent 5 10 10 25 Agricu lture, cattle, forest and waste 19 9 10 37 Cross-sectional policy ele me nts 0 9 14 23



### TOTAL **33 46**  **55** 

## 134 **Numbe r**  **of Pub**  **lic Pol icies**  **Select ed** **b y Se** **cto r**  **an d S** **ta te** 

## Clima **te Change Action Plans (PE ACs) f** **or Baja Calif** **ornia -**  **Coahuila and Sonor a**  **MITIGA TION SELECTED PUBLIC POLICIES**  **Baja Calif ornia,**  **Coahuila and Sonor a.**  **4. Coincidence**  **:** Of the 134 mitig ation policies 43 of them, or 32 % , coincide in each state . For example :

• Energy Efficiency Programs, • Public Buildings and Street Lighting, • Incentives for the development of Alternative Energies, • Public Transport Modernization, • Urban Light Rail Systems, • Traffic Control Infrastructure, • Ve hicle Ve rification Programs, • Methane Management in Rural Fa rms, etc . **5. Po**  **tential BECC**  **project certification**  **:** Of the 134 policies identified 53 ha ve potential for BECC certification and 29 of these policies are high potential projects for BECC certification ( 22 % of the total), which indicates a high probability of requiring BECC technical assistance and NADB financing .

**Typ e of P**  **ol icies**  **To ta**  **l of Sel**  **ect ed**  **Pol ic**  **ie s**  **Pote ntial** 

**policie s**  **for proje**  **ct s**  **Polic ie**  **s wi**  **th high**

**pote ntial**  **fo r**  **BECC proje**  **ct cer** **tif ica**  **tion Pe**  **rce ntage**  **of**

**Policie s**  **with high pote**  **ntial fo**  **r BE**  **CC proje**  **ct cer** **tif ic**  **ation** Energy generat ion **24 9**  **5** 21% Resid ential, co mmerci al and industr ial **25 13**  **6** 24% Tra ns port and ur ban development **25 14**  **8** 32% Agri cu lt ure, ca ttl e, fo re st a nd wa st e **37 17**  **10** 27% Cro ss-secti onal policy elements **23 0**  **0** 0% **TOTAL 134**  **53** 

### 29 **22% Po**  **licie s with high potenti**  **al fo r**  **BECC pr** **oj ect certificatio**  **n (t** **ype of Policies)**

# Re **newable Energy , Ener** **gy E fficiency** 

**, and T ra**  **nsport ation**  **Project Opportunities in the US**  **- Me** **xico Bor** **der R egion** 
**Green Jobs, Po**  **te ntial Projects**  **and State T**  **echnical Assistance Priorities**

# • This Whit e Pa per describes the curr en t deficit in the

U . S . - Me xico bor der re gion in te rms of re newable energy , energy efficiency

, and transportation pr ojects fo cused on the re duction of gr eenhouse ga ses .

• Primary re ason this pr oject deficit ex is ts is due to : I. L imit ed re sour ces fo r pr oject development II. L ack of capacity building in the public and public - private sectors



# • This documen t i den tifies Gr een Jobs, Po te nt ial Pr ojects and St ate T

echnical Assis ta nce priorities

# G **REEN** 

# J **OBS**

**Source** :	Electric	Power	Research	Institute,	2001,	as	shown	in	report	by	W ei, Patadia,	and Kammen

# G **REEN** 

# J **OBS** 

# : R **ENEW ABLE**  

# E **NERGY**

 

# Landfill ga s (long term jobs) and solar PV (short term jobs) create the largest number of job - years per MW a .  

# Biomass and wind energy te nd to ha ve more long - term employmen t .  

# Whether the job - years ar e short - term or long - term, these five renewable energy sectors ar e the leading areas where the public sect or co uld benefit in ec onomic te rms .

##  

# Fo r every $ 1 million in vested in energy efficiency projects

pot en tially 13 jobs ar e created (short - te rm/dir ect installation and long er - te rm/equipmen t pr oduction jobs) .  

# In a California study

, about 1 . 5 million full - time equiv alen t jobs with a to ta l pa yr oll of $ 45 billion were generate d fr om energy efficiency sa vings of $ 56 billion in the 34 - year period fr om 1972 - 2006 . *
 **Source :**  ***** **Copenhagen Climate**  **Council, Green**  **Jobs and**  **the Clean**  **Energy Econom**  **y, p**  **. 16**  **.** 

# G **REEN** 

# J **OBS** 

# : E **NERGY** 

# E **FFICIENCY**

# G **REEN** 

# J **OBS** 

# : **T RANSIT** 

 

## B us ra pid tr ansit (BRT) rout es cr eates new economic dev elopment.  

## Transportation job creation that is focused on “public tr ansit ” tends to create jobs more directly linked t o GHG reductions than jobs from new highw aya nd bridge spending.  

## Accor ding to research done by the Economic Dev elopment Re sear ch Group*:  **23,788 jobs are created**  **fo r**  **every $1 billion spent on public tr** **ansit (production**  **of buses and**  **construction of**  **fa cilities)**   **41,140 jobs**  **are created**  **fo r**  **oper ations**  **spending (O&M for**  **bus and**  **ra il**  **systems ).**  **Source: *** **Center on Globalization**  **and Competitiveness,**  **Chapter 12 “Public**  **Tr ansit Buses”**  **, pp. 28**  **- 29.** 

# P **OTENTIAL** 

# P **ROJECTS** 

# : **S TREET**  

# L **IGHTING Ciudad**  **Juar ez**  **-**  

## The city has a population of 1 . 32 * million and 95 , 122 public st re etlights citywide . **  

## With the re placement of all public streetlights using LED technology

, under the assumption that the LED lighting syste ms ar e estima ted to re duce the energy consumption fo r the municipality by 51 % annually , the GHG reductions as a re sult of the energy sa vings ar e pr oject ed to be the equiv alent of re moving 9 , 047 ve hicles per year .  

## Additionally

, beyond the energy sa vings, the municipality can ex pect financial sa vings through re duced operat ions and maintenance . **Sources :**  ***Censo de**  **Población y**  **Vivienda 2010**  **INEGI .**  **/** ****** **Instituto Municipal**  **de Investigación**  **y Planeación**  **de Cd**  **. Juárez**  **, Chih**  **.**

# P **OTENTIAL** 

# P **ROJECTS** 

# : **E NERGY**  

# E **FFICIENCY Wo**  **rld Bank 14 Me xican**  **Bor der**  **Utilities Study:**   

# Ata 30% r eduction of t ons of GHG’ s:

o 

### 3,989 tons would be reduced o 

### $7,087,632 in energy costs saved 

##  

# These GHG reductions and energy c os t sa vings would co me fr om: o 

## pump r eplacements o 

## motor retrofits, o 

## p ro cess equipment upgrades, and o 

## energy management systems installation

# P **OTENTIAL** 

# P **ROJECTS** 

# :

**T RUCK**  

# S **TO P**  

# E **LECTRIFICA TION**  

# / **A NTI**  

# - **I DLING**  **(TSE/AI)** 

# An exa mple of a 90 minut e wa it fo r 3000 truck s ave ra ge cr ossings per da y, the ave ra ge at Ot ay Mesa in the Baja California - California border , fo r 250 da ys per year

, shows :  

## appr ox imately $ 3 . 4 M in diesel fuel is burned  

## a ppr ox imately $ 800 , 000 in O & M  

## appr ox imate cost to truck owners of $ 4 . 2 M p/y 

# Idling during this same period pr oduces over **11 ,**  **000 to**  **ns of**  **CO 2**  

# ; **4 to**  **ns of**  **PM** and **152 to**  **ns of**  **NOx .** 

# P **OTENTIAL** 

# P **ROJECTS** 

# :

**T RUCK**  

# S **TO P**  

# E **LECTRIFICA TION**  

# / **A NTI**  

# - **I DLING**  **(TSE/AI)** 

## Assuming driv ers will cut idling time by 75 % through an TSE/ AI st rate gy , they can : Sa ve :  

### Over **$ 3**  **million dollar** **s per**  **year** 

## Re duce almost :

 

### 8**, 500**  **tons of**  **CO 2**  

### emissions  

### 3 **tons of**  **PM**  

### 114 **tons of**  **NOx**

Source : Truck Stop Electrification and Anti - Idling as a Diesel Emissions Reduction Strategy at U . S - Mexico Ports of Entry . Prepared for the U . S . Environmental Protection Agency . Ross and Associates Environmental Consulting . April 2009 .

# P **OTENTIAL** 

# P **ROJECTS** 

# : H **OUSING**

The **Guide Book**  **on Methods**  **for the**  **Use of**  **Energy and**  **Wa ter**  **Saving Te**  **chnologies in**  **Public Housing**  **in Me**  **xico** , UNAM INE ( 2007 - 2008 ) shows : That if the fou rteen devices identified fo r sa ving wate r and energy were installed :  

## Household sa vings would be $ 1 , 576 annually which is almost equal to 20 % of the annual income of these households, which is $ 8 , 025 .

# S **TAT E**  

# T **ECHNICAL** 

# A **SSIST ANCE**  

# P **RIORITIES St**  **ate Pr**  **iorit y**  **TA N**  **eeds Baja**  **Cal iforni**  **a**  Fea si bility and m ar ke t analys is s tudy on Lin ea Ve rde

 St ate widee nerg y as se ssme nt (sav ings a nd gene ra tion) at wa st ewa ter trea tm ent plants  Assi st anc e des ig ningf inancial tools fo r funding large sc aler es idential s ola r PV proj ect s  Energ y audits o f public fa cilities a nd public st reetlig hting **Sonor a**   St ate widee nerg y as se ssme nt (sav ings a nd gene ra tion) at

wa st ewa ter trea tm ent plants  Energ y audits o f public st reetlighting **Cal iforni**  **a**  “Ca pac ity building ” funds t o:

o He lp border com mu nities w ith im plem entation and manage me nt of voluntary and m andatory program s (i. e. S B 375 – law man dating Metropolitan Planning Organ iz ations ( MPO), the reg ional trans portation planning e ntity

, to develop GHG reductions p lan f or all vehicles i n thes tate o Com mu nity- level GHG inve ntor ie s and action plans

# S **TAT E**  

# T **ECHNICAL** 

# A **SSIST ANCE**  

# P **RIORITIES Ari**  **zo na**   Energya udi ts fo r m uni ci palit ies

 Ca pa ci tybuil di ngform uni ci palit ies doi ng energyp rojects: o Proj ec t dev elopm ent process o Te chni ca l is su es o Bu si nes s an d regula toryn egotia ti on i ssues o Fi na nc ial an alys is **New Mexic**  **o**  Energya udi ts fo r m uni ci palit ies

 Fund dema nd si de m an ag ement pl ans fo r publ ic s ec tore nti ti es **Chihuahua**  Sta tewi de sol ar an d wind energys it e

as se ssme nts  Sta tewi de energya udi t of water pumps at tr eatm ent sys tems

# S **TAT E**  

# T **ECHNICAL** 

# A **SSIST ANCE**  

# P **RIORITIES Te**  **xas**  Energy a udi ts an d opportuni tya sse ssme nts fo r muni ci pa l operat ion s **Ta maulipas**   Energy a udi ts fo r m uni ci pa l op erat ion s **Nuevo Leo**  **n**  Sta te wi de energy a sse ssme nt (sa vin gs an d ge nerat ion ) atw as tewa te r tr ea tme nt plant s  Sta te wi de so lar an d wi nd energys it e as se ssme nts  Sta te wi de as se ssme nt of wa ste - to - energy ge nerat ion p ot enti al from MS W operat io ns  Sta te wi de as se ssme nt of an im al wa ste - to - energy ge nerat ion c ap ac it y  Energy a udi ts fo r publ ic b uildings , publ ic s tr eet light s, a nd wa te r pumps

# B **ORDER** 

# S **TAT E**  

# P **RIORITY** 

# P **ROJECTS**

**Sta te**  **Priority Proj**  **ect s**  **Ba ja** **C al**  **ifornia**  **77MW w**  **in d**  **en er** **gy pr**  **oje ct**  **f or** **d ev**  **elo pment**  **/im pl**  **eme nt**  **ati on**  **in 2**  **011 -**  **20 12**   **21MW h**  **ydroe lec** 

**tri c**  **en er**  **gy pr**  **oj ec** **t for** **d ev**  **elo pment**  **/im pl**  **eme ntati**  **on in**  **2011 -**  **201 2**   **Li ne** **a Ve** **rde (“Gr**  **een L**  **in e”**  **) 320**  **ki lo** **vol t**  **powe r**  **lin e**  **de di**  **ca te**  **d to** **1 00%**  **re ne**  **wabl e**  **en er** 

**gy bi**  **nat io**  **nal tra**  **ns mi**  **ss io**  **n fro**  **m Ba** **ja C**  **al if** **or ni**  **a to** **C al**  **ifo rn**  **ia Sonora**   **Sta tew**  **id e publ**  **ic s**  **tr ee** **t ligh**  **tin g**  **pr oj**  **ec ts** 

 **Bu s**  **ra pi**  **d tra**  **ns it**  **(BRT )**  **pr oj**  **ec t**  **in H**  **er mos**  **ill o**  **to c**  **ove r**  **th re**  **e maj**  **or r**  **out es**  **wi th**  **in t**  **he c**  **ity**  **No ga**  **les wa**  **ste -**  **to -**  **en er**  **gy pr**  **oj ec**  **t Cal**  **ifornia**  **Sol ar** **P V proje**  **cts wi**  **th s**  **mal ler**  **com muni**  **ties**

 **El ec** **tric ve**  **hi cle** **c har**  **gin g**  **sta ti**  **ons**  **CN G/pr**  **opane -**  **fue l**  **sw it** **ch for** **s chool**  **b us**  **f leets**   **Pr oj**  **ects th**  **at i**  **mpr ove**  **r egi**  **onal m**  **obi lity**  **and la**  **nd us**  **e pl**  **an ni**  **ng as**  **m andat**  **ed by**  **SB 375.**  **Int en**  **de d**  **to i**  **mpr ove**  **c ompr**  **eh en**  **sive ly**  **th e**  **pl anni**  **ng and**  **de sig**  **n of**  **tra ns**  **port at**  **io n**  **sy ste**  **ms to** **r ed**  **uce v**  **eh icu**  **lar G**  **HG em**  **issio ns.**  **(CA C**  **lim at**  **e Pl**  **an)**  **Meth an**  **e ca**  **pt ure**  **a t**  **muni ci**  **pal s**  **ol id**  **w as**  **te (MSW**  **) fa**  **cili ti**  **es (**  **CA C**  **lim at**  **e Pl**  **an )**   **High -**  **lev el**  **re cy**  **cl in**  **g and**  **zero w** **as te** **p rogra**  **ms f** **or M**  **SW fa**  **ciliti es** **( CA** **C lim**  **at e**  **Pl an)** 

# B **ORDER** 

# S **TAT E**  

# P **RIORITY** 

# P **ROJECTS**

**Arizo na**   **Mu ni**  **cipa l**  **- lev** **el e**  **ne rgy**  **ef fi**  **cie ncy**  **pr oj**  **ec ts** **w ith** **p ubli**  **c bui**  **ld in**  **gs ,**  **wat er**  **t rea**  **tme nt**  **pl an**  **ts**  **Tr an**  **sm issio**  **n lin**  **es de**  **di ca**  **ted to** **r en**  **ew abl**  **e en**  **er gy**  **(s ol**  **ar a**  **nd wind)**  **to m**  **ove f**  **ro m**  **rem ot**  **e ge**  **ne rat**  **io n**  **zo ne**  **s to** **p opul**  **at ed**  **l oad**  **ce nt**  **er s**   **Communi ty** **- lev**  **el s**  **ol ar** **p roje**  **cts b**  **etw een**  **2 -**  **20M W**  **size**  **Int er**  **- co**  **mmuni ty** **r ai**  **l fo**  **r Tu**  **cs on**  **to N**  **ogal es**   **Incre as**  **e MS**  **W recycli**  **ng an**  **d was**  **te red**  **uct io**  **n project** **s (AZ** **C lim**  **at e A**  **ct io**  **n Pl**  **an)**  **Pur cha**  **se lo**  **we r**  **GHG em**  **ittin g**  **sta te v**  **eh ic**  **le f**  **lee t**  **(A Z**  **Cl im**  **at e**  **Ac tio**  **n Pl**  **an) New** **M exic**  **o**  **De mand**  **sid e**  **manag em**  **en t**  **project s**  **in p**  **ubli c**  **secto r**  **(NM Clim**  **at e**  **Ac ti**  **on Pl**  **an)**

 **Ene rgy**  **efficien t**  **bui ld**  **in g**  **code s**  **sta tewi**  **de (**  **NM Clim**  **at e**  **Ac tio**  **n Pla**  **n)**  **Solid was**  **te recycling,**  **so urc** **e red**  **uct io**  **n, and**  **com pos**  **tin g**  **pr ogr**  **ams p**  **er sta**  **tew ide**  **mandat e**  **(N M**  **Cl im**  **at e**  **Ac tio**  **n Pl**  **an)**  **Ren ew**  **abl e**  **en er** **gy tr** **ans mi**  **ss io**  **n and**  **sto ra**  **ge p**  **roje ct** **s (N**  **M C lim**  **ate A**  **ct io**  **n Pl**  **an)**  **Low GHG**  **em issio**  **n ve**  **hi cles**  **fo r**  **sta te** **a gencie**  **s (NM**  **Cl im**  **ate A**  **ct io**  **n Pl**  **an)**  **Tr uck**  **sto p**  **elec trifica**  **ti on**  **an d**  **ant i**  **- id**  **lin g**  **sy st** **ems (**  **NM Cl**  **im ate**  **A ct**  **io n**  **Pl an)**  **Chi huahua**   **BRT p**  **roject s**  **in C**  **hi huahua**  **and Cd**  **. Juar ez**   **Sta tew**  **id e pr**  **ogr am**  **to d**  **ev elo**  **p so**  **la r**  **th erm**  **al s**  **ys te**  **ms f** **or res**  **ide nt**  **ial h**  **ot w**  **at er**   **1MW s**  **ol ar** **p roject**  **s at**  **t he**  **T ech**  **nologi ca**  **l Uni**  **ve rsi** **ty o** **f Chi**  **huahua, t**  **he Te**  **chnol ogi**  **ca l**  **Uni ve**  **rsity**

**of Cd**  **. Juar**  **ez, an**  **d th**  **e Te**  **chnol ogy**  **Ins titu**  **te of**  **Chi huahua**   **Rep la**  **cem en**  **t of**

**7 00**  **wat er** **p umps**  **a t**  **lo ca**  **l wat**  **er/ was**  **te wa**  **te r**  **ut il**  **iti es**  **s ta**  **tew id**  **e**

# B **ORDER** 

# S **TAT E**  

# P **RIORITY** 

# P **ROJECTS**

**Te xa**  **s**  **Communi ty**  **wind far**  **ms (**  **10MW a**  **nd l ess)**  **for self** **- ge**  **ne ra**  **ti on**  **an d**  **me rch**  **ant**

**powe r**  **sa les**   **Sta te**  **la nds**  **f or** **l ar** **ge -**  **sc al**  **e so**  **la r**  **PV pro** **jects**  **CN G**  **fle et**  **fue l**  **sw itch**  **f or**  **sc hool**  **b us**  **a nd**  **publ ic**  **bus f**  **leets Ta**  **maul ipa**  **s**  **161MW w**  **in d**  **en ergy**  **pr oj**  **ect (Los**  **Ve rge**  **le s)**  **t o**  **pr ovide**  **elec tri**  **cit y**  **fo r**  **43 muni**  **cipio s**  **(sta tew** **id e)**  **f or** **d ev** **elo pm**  **ent a**  **nd im**  **pl em**  **en ta**  **ti on**  **in 2**  **012 -**  **13**  **Sta tew**  **ide ve**  **hi cle** **e mi**  **ss io**  **n tes** **ti ng**  **pr ogra**  **ms Coahui**  **la**  **Sta tew**  **ide ne**  **tw or**  **k of**  **“s ol**  **ar s**  **chools ”**  **th at**  **h elp** **e ducat**  **e an**  **d de**  **mons tra**  **te**

**en ergy**  **ef ficie**  **ncy and**  **clea n**  **en ergy** **s ys**  **tems t**  **o stu**  **de nt** **s and**  **th e**  **co mmuni**  **ty**  **Sta tew**  **ide de**  **ve lo**  **pm ent of**  **“g reen**  **s chool**  **s” t**  **ha t**  **ut iliz** **e th**  **e mos**  **t up**  **- to**  **- dat** **e su**  **sta in**  **abi lity** 

**and gre**  **en b**  **ui ldin**  **g tec**  **hni que**  **s**  **Meth an**  **e ca**  **pt ure**  **pr ojec**  **ts at**  **d ai**  **ries a**  **nd ca**  **ttle feed**  **lo ts**   **Cons erva**  **tio n**  **an d**  **refo res** **tat io**  **n of**  **urban tree**  **popul at**  **io ns**   **Lar ge**  **- sc**  **al e publ**  **ic tra**  **ns it**  **pro je**  **cts t**  **o red**  **uce G**  **HG em**  **issi ons**  **Nu evo**  **Le on**   **BRT s**  **ys tem** **f or** **t he**  **M ont**  **er re** **y me**  **tr opol**  **it an**  **ar ea**   **Metro re** **y lin**  **e ex** **pa ns**  **io n**  **to c**  **onne ct**  **up wi**  **th “**  **Li ne**  **a 3”**   **Synchroni zed**  **t ra**  **ff**

**ic lighti**  **ng sy**  **st em** **f or**  **Mo nt**  **er re** **y (ca**  **lle d**  **“SIN TR**  **AM ”)**   **Landfi ll**  **ga s**  **- to**  **- en**  **er gy**  **proje cts** **w ith**  **S IMEPRODE**   **An ae**  **ro bic**  **di gest** **er s (**  **bi ogas** **- to**  **- ene**  **rg y)**  **at w** **as te** **wa ter** **t re** **at me**  **nt p**  **la nt**  **s**  **Compact F**  **lu or**  **esc en**  **t Li**  **ght (CF**  **L) r**  **ep la**  **ce me**  **nt**

**p rogr**  **am for**  **resid en**  **ti al**  **s ect** **or**

## Maria **Elena Giner**  General Manager **BECC** , Cd. Juárez, Chih.



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